The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, September 01, 1887, Image 2
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PICRNS c.j L, s. .
' IDAY, SEPT'E11 i 1, i7.
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ent insctrttlon. I,iheral dsronnti m:ule to
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months or hv the c:lr.
UbitRnry Notices excetlilm five tinus,
btTributes of Respct., (ymtnniunat ino
of a pRSonalcharne iw(vh n<Imisable
vill be chnrge1 for is ade rt isemtsiu .
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It is witl much pleasure Ihat we
tinuoo n ur anl )alRtronM that
ave made arrageiniuts with that
Wide-awake, illustritted farm innga
tine, The American Farmer, pul lisi
ed at Fort Mayne, hid., and read by
nearly 200,000 farmers, by which that
great publication will be mailed di
rect, Free, to tho a(1(lress of any of
our subscribers who wvill comO in anl
pay up all a.rrearages on subscription
and Onoe yetr in advanceo from date,
and to any new subscriber. who will
pay one year in advance. This is a
grand opportunity to obtniin air
class farm journal free. 'lith At(ri
an Farmer is a lar, ;( .1 fi-1):( jot atl,
of national circulation, whiebi rinks
among the leading ntr ieulnur:tl pita
pers. It trets tie qtu(st ion of ecu n
Omly in aricltu e aind1 the riIts
and priviles of t.1t:L vast b(ody of
oitizens---Amei ri(:tit J :wris,ei- -whO5
indiustry is the basis of all imtei rial
and natiottinl prosp ei;.y. Its hlilst
putrp)os0 is tho ('leVatV ion]e einno
bling of algricutlture through the
higher 01n1 )roler'einttu-aion of the
men and w0mei enlI4iggd iii its pnr
8uits. Tho110 reilgair sib-eriptioil
price r-f Tie Amerini Farmer is
$1.00 px,r year. [t oust on notiig.
Fron any one nutiler ideas ein be
obtained that will bo wsor 1h thrice the
subscription prieo to you or nimm
bers of your Iousehud, yet you :;et it
free. Call and see smnpl1e copy.
Charles E. Bartlett, (ashiier of the
Sumter Bank, has aseontded wit h
$15,500 in gold. He is sluri i;O,t t 0,
but has left a good bond for 1t,uttt0.
He got behind b spl.1.ta:.ng in eat.
ton futures'~, fromu |which he( lost he&ar
ilv.
Heretofore every h 'lv t hat l::ew
Bartlett was retndy to asay, tha if one
man was hotnestJi artlett was th:t
m]an. lititBIarlet tis no t t ons., nor
has hie bieen sintce he w asitn the ha:,,
but if his books hwi b:-e"n 'arefaI v
scrutiniv.ed, andl testd eac tliweek,t
still b)een (nig t he happys de!u'
groundl up. FIve-ry tim who nets in)
a fiduciary- capacity logh ] t.l t i et
are got d tingts, hat,t they ar( psoer
to tilm)pt tion. Freqi uent n cls
igration to Canuada, and Mexic.
Thel gretest counfidence is- eixpretss
Onl all sides nlow int regard to the plans
for consRtrutt.in)g the Cahrolinta, Cumn
It mayl turnt ot, yet thait jutst wht its
is its btest opporunty ti. .1I wil be a
botto1 thting for the Staote thanii atny
raiilro .(l yet proj9ectedc, 1hav ing juimI
diction oIf the \ijissippi Valley withI
itse terminouso prat(tical11y in Charh.l4 s.
toni. We0 expectitn the next Ithirty or'
sixty days, the rovelation of s omte
BoIlid factst whiich Will int ire)i( the
.nost dubOius w~ith fithi in the enter
prise.
Wo wonder hlow mutch good is tic
complished by aill thatt is- publlishJled
tihe paperst aigainfst thle usNe of ci
g f you wis-h t,o mtako childretn
'5' faiirly' -ich for it. They arc
Ented htim ini a certain patiure O
uld tur'n hi inl the adjoitnitg
wand let, him jumpil out. 'Ten
on)fteted and happy. We
0Will think the boys re
oking cigaretts, for it
y ouse) who be(Connt.
. 9d uliko e,very oth
si-tvo uise of it is
* would think it a
i10 by them, but such
tt to survive. Don't
tta3.
'p Eairlc, of Greenvihll,
gned a warrant against
'estmoroland of Gkreers,
with Offteiilisdemnean
d e funny it Wstmore.
*d forarle on a simni
744 ~4~i? esw will, if
MTheo tlnta t z',ntion.
' M. ,Enrroil:-Hav"ing hoon rLrpws
ted by several farmers ,of Pickens
County to give a brief outlino of the
)'oeed(ilgg of 1le li1't' (1onv\en
ti'm held in Atlita, on the 16, 17
111(1 18, inst., with your courtesy,
I will give a few of the leading tt')
ics whiel engage( the minds of that
august. body. I wish to say at the
outset that the Convention was cmn
Iosed m(otly of gentl'mnen of ma
tire years, indlecld, hOIlral)1o gray
hairs were numerous, and a more dig
nific(d asneml)ly of old men I have
one of tle first tloughtFt before the
Convention1 w,as the appahling de
p Ire(si1n thatt (exiSt amnong thl0 far
Imer.s of the cotton gr'wing Stats,
talut w'hile the citi a and tow-ns in
thosie stait('s ire in the Ia'it nuikitng
11npre(ceden1tedl pr111Y-PS, ilnd i inos -
ing a fair averatge Of wealth, ttd
while corpo)rat.ions, 1Rnilr'oadli, fertili
z.er Companies, etc., are maing stn
pen)dmios fortunes, whtt is the cause of
this wide spreadi (iepr(essiou amoln
the I'I(ucis, why is i1 that the far
Illers do Wt reap 11n (iodnt.) siarl of
the wealth 1 of their OWn prIx1letiuna?
Is the: t,111msport attiu ('i u unpan ies, ith
fertilizer miiufeiirturrs, tnd til
nwrehuis4'1iS ('nt1((1 to 1l1 Ii' prOf'ts,
:211l the' hihfrcr)at tin l wl fan ellr <102
tin'"( 1'I ( ((ive( no(thinl' flor(efL' th l
b1i liii? 1Vhy; i' sys\the f:Ir
r101 Vheri he is th('e n1u14-? '\er(
is the r(nl(dv.
We11 1now' br.o!h1eri nner ve hav
1) blish. 'Tihe 11tause' r1st-i il p1rd willh
1. 1I (w so? 'o ;:sk. \WII, we iav
iu1(lei ojk to 1'ai-o t in' ('h f ou 14
clothe the worbl1, mtnl w\- Ore bingt
<111' iiu]p'i11 frolni i m 1n-('hn fu ; yes,
h iuying o0r 1nwat, ou1r Ibi01, itr1k to
1111 1 our f:tt'1u s, fertil i e:2- at; hii!rl
l?i(''s tc) ('11i('l1 0111u lit' ls, 1'11 uifler.
In4k to pay r 0 (113ns. First
'os rt,'1it, (1'n -0 :I 1 l lt er
eln tlfs ]'( t' cent., all (n1: of tilmt (lit!
(!ro1 01ton. MlIoe than1 (htt, we let
the ('4l11 :::(t w\ h('at lonr('1s of the:
g'(a n orth1 ( w ; : thii.Ir (owt! ill-i-es
(o1nt t'e l'y fr41 4 ll, in1 f he
'' rlni' ut llt l;i "ti ' i l t t e1( l ' till
(Id1 ('(111. Tha1 5 is oInly at pn-t of
f,he( ('a1u-t of otrpvry
Againl,tin3 ill (Ini l 1lig:at'his (if 1i
i'rI lith'n s if 1s, h , IA I tl g (-;if. ('s
telt, ('Ii1n 1 11';illd t h.' low- -in pow
1' of the o'IVIu'llil II1, :aI 1 v hV' 1( 21
shnl.wd (Iough ft h::(', .' : u lih l:in.;
(lu't'd( 1s i>(^.:( fst eir, h1 l s 3114,
Ihe be1:t i41trts 441fl4 he sf u.3a f.a.'
4'will an th er44IV(141 tings it
4 r4] 4( :;- ll4 (KiNtiili al414n>(g r .4 the 1r
'rm:4 1(u:4 l:ly:
3144le4 4]S 41iv'n0, 4411485-8 14 liit.- ai
58int (o1 the 4444st pr'i ti-al l.rmiers~
143n4 ju ri, Is 44f t: e 1 hen SIhues.
Sm-h'! 1444n as (444rd44n mal, Co'lqu4il, of
(he;r<in4, Nt'\\114031, 44f A1\4n4:;3:n8 Mtes
on I l inr3k, 41f~ I k.,i 1i4ppi, .!'ishbacii~ k,
4)f Arkansa4-.,s. Fa4irban:l!M, 44f I-'>i<bi,
I Jimoml4:4, 44f Lou44nianai, haw,~ ofl Su4th1
'ar liint, 141.k. of1 North41 Carlinas,
Enos,i ofi 13 s, il; n4u y lIl) l41.113
imcess:. m3 thait n34bl4e ca:llinig, deci41d
that in"' 31mion1 theret413 is trength,"ru41(
('a04 h 1 ;u 4' .- n84:l I) * -tit, 144 134. the
haI of:I:;4Ci repre4n j. i3n.
A ho m:nle arran3n; nis fr S tat4'8141
you will :ll b4:e''11 reinh l 48 '4n. lid
1 know 4 that(1 farm.4er:. are wrt'' 1:h, w
about 433r4ani34 ring, 1144-y like to) ".14h)4)
off1 handt." I1 want11 t(o 5ay to my'.
tha 44] is41 fmy pinion that4111 "shooting4'
may14, h1weve he'(1 a4-ske\ .d it er443an3it
pro'prly afs 148rinu-rs0. Oh! noi, b4y
no, me4:u44 1s. 1 44in (1h31lin 4 toether(I
we i43ni\ assist (':4l1 4411l4 'r inl try4i r yt
renu44.ly 444ur detectlji' system4 of agri
enlue. and:1 4nake 4ours'aVs a1 pUr' 4
i'eisflly. fx44 4441' i'vhts It niiw hei
34 " Inti l I , 'tI 41 j; 34( a 44 (4n Ii ilIfil.
3 iza:tion:. I dt lth Iink we
'y fear in 11hat direct'1ion,
(43, '-va t 11 '41insI tot o
tere(st4, m ''a 1(ii'
farm'ers- of1 ('.4ht
i'('))1'('servo(1our-in
to the best of my'' I .t of
$7.15, and ami iliuch pk' Alh thei
oudtay. Wa.s offered a u riot
Chah'noga~ and LIiookoult Mountain,
wichl I dec'linetd on) li'acount of feeble
abou)it conom'C,iin. on l (f.hoi farma, th at
I '4aft ini a hurr'iy t#> got homue andl be
um.
E i.1tTrr, August 27.--The Pied
mont Aassociatiop, com)OM(l at proK
ent of the Elders and 1)eneonrx of
the I'reshyterian churche of Pick
ens county and Midwa". Mt Zion and
Slahtown churcheS in Ai'r;on clln
ty, hold its eighth Ke1ni annltu:d r1tct
ilg vith the Midway h(urhi o11n 1'ri
ay tml Saturdaly fore the 3d Sab
bath.l inst. T'he mecoitng wasL 01pen(3d
with a se rlon by the Bev. A. P.
Nich(tls(n1. All tho churcuh were
ren'csoltt(d (exct (xco; PicklenM and Eas
Iey. Thlo :rcut.ive Cornitteesub
iiitted a se'ies of questions ,f >r dis
Cus;ion. To give even an abstrtct
otI i the aet.i( It l( aau in1 refereuce to
( 4ct1< , qu(.ti,ns Wt)ul conunmo too
tuch of your' f p:hu e. J.ders and1(
arnl eitler ticiat:d in the diS
('on io, or in answring CrtaFii teS
Thes1o0 met tnH IWere Startfi at
the instan31C of the ltov. J. Rt. R1iley,
in D)ecember 1883, and have been
ContIinuedl regutlatrly twie ao yeart
sic.The( main1 deUSignt iS to stimuu
late the olli r'; of tle c1 hurCht in the
(1nt ilahge of their re1spective dlutie',
by (conferring t(g(+theIr abou+tt the
n(5(5ed w)rlk (f the (lurch, an1d the
ways5 tnl nt(':nus of eary1'vin_ it out.
Tl'he iwtxt +n(;cting will it held wit i
th(e En:1y (chutrch1, co11nuenin Fr\ti
(l lt h( f( Ib hf I i'' )I thI inl ,Janunial
ry 1888. TakI we re( t((it-llred to4
1h(' ut le(lel tf M11id wa 1 f:r th '
kii1t1 hous1pIitiy, atft(er w\hi(ch thec
meetling adijourllnd. J. P. (a;N,
'Secret,ary.
G, ? oi Th'iin^tant d a;t('.
11i. 11a'r a:- --le'e 1:lt b'ee al
p n1101 inted 1110(1 Lig1 ir Y o1 at SIX
\lil(, :tll 1t ro wecre abou+tt. 1.7 atdri h l
tO e'1 ' ('lhur"(ht. 'Te' n ministersi in
:attin lttne0 wero 1 (vs. .1. Ch.ipu0:111
Jl. I). W\i:u>n, W\. (. Ml:uldt d iT. tol,l
1et'lors. T'hl bn :>31 isin l iis 1 takhC('
p,ltc on the l 2(1 Sb1Iatht in Stet.l
botr.
' 'r w' s as'a n ttiig <ff
day e:n- fli n a.it''s Prah.' C>-eek,
"tn'lieb-d by( 1)\ ' e pastor, R;etV. \\' a.
051horn. T e er ;'treIuld to te
church :t that11 p+lamtt (leven b
p rit"1(( :1nul onU byv h-ttier. 'The hap,
ti;.ing l \ n11 I ,bu-o n; : the0 1 h.h
n t Ih :3d Sail th in 1 +t41mb1(r.
inAlu the'lt:ofla' of.nl reiva'l~ oni.
'IIt Ii .'f ti \ ILo l' i ngi to Io 0i0it
hi"an lr torc ( u 'tl'ndr hi'k chev
I to saltt nO('1 1 rioi of nwtings
v ill beil ~c:t idmo i ~ map (iv.
jati we.muik byih uster, Rv. 'PI P.
lion t;1 ghoilat' lberte biy Rev-.
iih :tin and(f"I to h.
-'tIn a til tht- ;i tl-.n :; to ~iiy .hi hip.j
A)1 'ogusttt hieks;'tu, i iiu7.ut
MlilulQ e. )a .m rv abi b- tr
rthe u evie ry 1 !Frid y n.n0LOinVi- a
that tho enu ohf neos fro South
Carvi ni verlUI muh.~l1i~lag ~~
rol. in thin a (Getio fp4<ntr
OYAt
ROYA L'. t
HT
. 14
POWER
Absolutely PUre.
'1'his pow\der neVe \aii(. A ma:rvl o
puirity, ir'(intih .al \hih 1t-'~nt -'. 314
CtOiinnn( eal h: the n:i' l rtvi'' hiinIh:, :til!
(annlt heI, so 1d( in ('uoillpetit i'n wit Ii it'
nillittude of low i set, si~rt w(ei.It aiui
or pllh:;Ililt l' po\rls. Soil 'lily ia : al s.
H')Vat. BAImU P'w,,E1 1,0 , Ini( \\-all
treet, N. Y. jan .1 i$.
M ortgage& s Sale'
The State of South Carolina,
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\V'Ill'l11EA8 thoe roiulitito, of a 111'
/YY4 i) i:,,' Ii\-'t.'ii 11" 144 .l't: t 1 1444 " S i:llt
WVillian M. 1i' a'' il:it o tl h i 0t' h )t1 <11
of .\i)til 1 : l, to th iio err'irne t ill
nl.'s of 'im Pi'it l s 'i I tititie J,in t i7 . \t.k
(on' 1 1 u i:uiyv , " I i i t ftor h t it' :itI 1eni
1i o1 Ii,' own,r fII I !t,' h 14 aitl
I' th t ilt'.4 ' .l ',':44'' ll('14 1)4 '( l li('4 ' t t,
w h"I i,+b ini,irI 't' '- i t', r "nr it't i\" .. I'.
i)irr, t i t , I tiw .,'; id fntu l ;. \\"u
th und'r. I it I Vir' 10 of hl athO'
li,v ,IIt"t"'1~'t1 1 1 441i 114. 4 1 ('t: in t't: ;{i ' ,
w ill : illI l L ( l"',t hi i hii.li r :t I'it k .us
(;. 11., 1. 4., 'n Ithe I' 'i b'L'" v iii .
t, h 'r, 4 (1 -iir i l 1.- rig it, titier
S:tltt intttre'- tl:( (1h '' ant Johnl.tiB. liilny
:ultt \\'ilb:1n .i. Jl ('.h114 1 av l i '11r
i)l l e 1' n'i i to in " ii! tit I ) (c',
1palrc4.'. or ilt t,f 11111 li '14nd bt44'',i'tng, ii
the,' tu'x 1 ft l' iis', i ti ('tnni)ty ii
,ie 'o n :, :u',tSt:tr iiF(rt't:,id, Il,uinl,,
)n,th( north by :lai S i.t. )n tilm - :-t
ly ( i:r i nF t, un th, .tt! bi (','d-t
R.tnkCS11tr "t.:10iI un ihl i' \\(" hv ('ithlrinit
$tr'e tt. (:~nt.tiln " fou t,i r'''. :ndl lili>wvn
(InI fi ' l t .t' i L sI,)'i:i ". I't0 ' i,:in ,'h1r
I dI, thlir ix-.i , I:Ity ,i; , itty Ili-'(
unt1, i lr t-liVt', (':t'h '"f w\!h-hl l't,n ai
t)ni atOr't, .indl hui"r it: ':t:n.' lot de('.' I
by ot:tla (:,n1111i'.itn, r'i ~f thll sai
tow f' 1 'i.L ''i- Ito .. I . l' \t, " whi,'
11it '. tht b it lli v i t ii : n .'I'.t
ii d ln t it.;ti':11,.
I'tt1y v 'b t:; r in lu? t,v :t i, ,1 .o ,
Ioli(li(. . ilSb- 414. ' . I s< 4a 115M:nt.
4 . ( 30 ' 4.41' ' . a .- 1 1 4 4, 4 \.)' l, 4114 j.
: ng 1 ( ('i \t4
15. 41. A44 A O
K j 1 .' '1544 '7..
I' UJ41I E. ! 44m! 4 M
IXnt thel de'il tail lff ret
4.4ut .4n prsprl,L n'
Korn, thrfo in n-rt
1Keep14 the:' wai fi th tha, n
Keep14 wann'. and dry nodI44.44~
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Piedmont institute.
-(0)~-..
PTHE xe'roisa of thti schnol will b
1'(aumled1 On TUhursdlay the 1st dlay o
S(4ytemubor noxt, tuul(r 'the tionitrol (lltiounr o tw .I.hi(y ) )
directioni of Thy. J. li. Eilcy, 1). 3, 11
vill huv as.socit.d ,with him ian ahl
(I)rp)s of oxperit+co I trac(hirs in all th
d('Imrt mntl11" of tho 1stitut.. Toil io
proculril at. $9.00 or $10.00 por monti
tt is highly iuportunt that stulents b
1)r(estnt 1n th10 first (lay.
1. A. Ciii 1), P. MctD. A ,1XANDE1
Heeretary. Uh'mi. Bnt. T1rue.
july 21, '87-tf
FWRIA UNVERSITY.
( i'eenvi lle, S. (.
Tl l- naext sini ii ill \'i ( W(lne
daty, S'pttemberu' !xth. Theo colltgi
1111)1141 11 "' i.44 4 :' ', .1 11( . i'j 1
july a!1, U f7 I 'Itti.. Ii, T. ooic.
I;dlmt' mYOU1 Ih fl llterg
ur1tmum ,f Sraior1 i 1 alo a p ilrl.t
pes (Iie bxa' redeem For44 infoi.1444
.uy , 1 47.1' . i Il \\'i.1 a liT. o, 1C (
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11 I '1" l l ll( ' t . il.;1l ( ',]T
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12th l 1 ,87 ,wlit . l br i:h1r lro tp ,-t ti ni
H~LIOCOLLG
r L EXIN TON, KY.
'1 h~1rr.a-tP 'I ppr,1 nt~'. In th'' 44 ta: r(,4 4 niituIlatiui)
t t t(a'it1.4t"4 1 . ,,. .; 4' n4 -1~ e 4n 41, \t t,
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a' vl se :a te rp .s1.n . . 4n o l o .k 4p n
youn.. i -n4 .rl younc4d Catot UZi
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Cheapest4 & 1 ~* 'es4Bsies Coleg m4 th Wot44
'1h. rt- . 4and 4 'ryp 4:mn &. ' el raph -, V 4g4 i.44
Wilbur (.44N4 it.i 4'r ' , Le444a 1 l ou,
Fre , 4'b. -4,4 -:11 mo4 44-4 , p41
with ('\4 - tr 4 r, .a 444 . ',%ji
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* iDEA LERSLNI
Dlry Goods, Not1osl, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and WindoW
Shades.
Cleveland Block, Gor. Main and McBee Ave.,
GREENVILLE, S. C.
S' "fro stem to stern witl e(ver; make and shae of Dry ad.,
. otions, Carpets and Vindow Slaesol&'. Dress goods of all gradcs and
rad ing colors, and at all prices from 50 vard up. Dress Ginghams of every
variety Sets. up. Red and white wool Flannels from 15rts. up. Our Red
1 Flannels, at 24cts. is equal to any 35 cent Flarmel in this country. Wool
r" J.ans ofc 'ery make. (All wool filling at 35 cents.) Untiileached homespun
from 2 to 8 cents. Bleached goods from 4 cents up. Cotton FiLtnnl 5 cout8
u ap. Calicoes from 3 cents up. Plain llonespun 6 to 7 cents. Window
Sha dcs on Spring Rollers with tixtures complete 5t) eunta.
a 3N ENS, L-alirs and Children's L:cn >latrs (:11 lin'n) 5 eents. Ladies
Iiii (u; at 5 to 1(1 ct is. (am:ih,1 ban:ll;rI.ihi(fs froni 1 cent u
n tai; ttb dtretl shuts at' "5 cen1t, Mien i-i!l (-a-L . rs 25 cent. Me
2ut( l;i iils intler vests at 25 cent.t;. Atid hulndr'dl of other cheap thingd
hw-ieh for want (tf spatcc will ntot mecntion1.
Th ' efry ('crrV the Bisst rmt.l ist -varied stock i! this line of 1bsinel11Ss eve>
- tt}lre in 1 uit r ii ( t Carttliua, an'I1 the ptle of 011 P'i(kenls )istriet mai
1 pt"nd that. no tonite will 1e lelt unturnled to give thei SATISfACTION
in evly s nise of tie wurd by
McALISTER & BENTZ._
FOR SALE. The Arkansaw Traveler
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Y+ 1 ) iI }tII .t \ 1 u\ t hlrs. 'er. tl to h lttihum rouls iournatls.
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- tnh diAI r.o to ofth'c.it1 ri nal and Se'lected
4, T \1L- 1 A \'. o:tiht every W((k.
d) t yc Iv 1't::..,:oN s. C. PRICE $2.00 A YEAR, POST-PAID
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. . ) t ~ (' hh 8els inL this worldl. CJapitm4
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d ;:l ages. .\ny4 w enn' doL (4 the wvo.rk.
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441 4t44n4e. 11. 1 Llu.Vr'r & Co.;, Portland;
W 1 Ir<,a 8 e. ~ u Mai?,:w;. feb 17, '87-1y
.Professional Notic.es.
(O1I1 D & B()GGS,
Attornoys and Counsolors at Law
PI.CKENS C. Hi., S. C.
W4Vill rti .4.ce in all1 the State and Fecdergf
no rime o un toalciae i
SclLllIea, Sratc)en, ployran:Od at horne, the( wholt thim
Rhounat.m, transw,rnlioa,ht ii: 544( VrOia le. fPe soo
Sting; flackache, Wormd, ingri( '(ll thir t14rne to4teV big st.~y
lJit.4, (aiTh SwinTatlu all who se th8' 4 1is r ied tera
IJ1(ICS, Boe; addr l s,s,( an tiet th :uies we make thi
wCwil en oi-dolaCtrpyacrthston
ble ofsn witing. l Iricars andfi fut-.
'J'hi, I.mbnrznflPorthC4ul,1 Maine,sfeb 17,1('87-.1y'
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TE 1nr ,n Stitcho HoU of 41 At414, t4il.(q ir Vry itl agu
8ting104-Backatche, Wormoos,
flotd d srlall,. SwInney
Bruics, o res, nch4 Saddi l al ls,'4I1
aconlse for everyody 4 114 actly 4r, wh t UV '14' N' v A h4aln ttib h p y
theb Mstn4inimt hafound in ( it 4, uone o110
T heo om tum e r n needs4tL4 J)4J(4 4 i W,ase ,' (4,Lf
benc. ( o tr eor gonoy.''( '411 I411( 11( iivr
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To he tnno awnad anore
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